Martin Williamson

USACA is now at a crossroads and its critics - and they are fairly widespread - will be watching to see what happens next

USACA votes back the old guard and stifles hope for the future

The board did the right thing by axing players who had held them to ransom in the past

The players may complain, but the board has taken a forward-looking step

The leading countries' reluctance to give up their larger shares of the ICC's cake has come at the cost of spreading the game

Martin Williamson argues Kenyan cricket is doomed unless it undergoes a major overhaul

Martin Williamson on how Kenya's cricketers were prepared to risk the future of the game for some short-term and minor gains

Martin Williamson argues the latest crisis to undermine Kenyan cricket is one about out-and-out self interest and could do irreparable harm to the game

Martin Williamson looks at Zimbabwe's new domestic set-up

Seven times in the past the WICB has come off second best in arbitration with its players, and this time seems no different. Little will change unless the entire structure of the board is overhauled

The ICC's decision fast-track the USA into the World Twenty20 Qualifiers is a breach of its avowed principles

What the future holds for Scotland after their poor performance in South Africa

Their four-year stint at Associate level has come to an end and they don't look likely to be bouncing back anytime soon

It might be premature, and whisper it quietly, but there are signs that Zimbabwe cricket might have finally turned the corner

Martin Williamson on why heads must roll after yet another spectacular foul-up by the West Indies Cricket Board

Martin Williamson previews the hearing in London which will decide whether then Stanford 20/20 for 20 will go ahead

Martin Williamson looks at how the Associate countries will always lose out in the tug-of-war with counties

How the ICC has once again compromised over Zimbabwe

The new ICC funding regulations should have a positive impact on the game's Associates and Affiliates

Kenya have little chance of getting better unless they are allowed to play among the game's top ten